Altering normal kernel path execution from module?

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Hi All,

Can we alter the normal kernel execution path using a kernel module?

e.g
a()->b()->c()->d()->e()->f()->g()

Without changing the existing kernel code, using only a loadable
module can i change the path of execution like

a()->b()->mymethod()->f()->mymethod2()->g()

Does anybody have idea if this can be done using a loadable module?

Thanks
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